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          Bahman Jalali

          Bahman Jalali

          Born1944 |12|21

          Tehran, Iran

          Died2010 |01|15

          Tehran, Iran

          NationalityIranian
          SpouseRana Javadi

          Iranian photographer

          Bahman Jalali (1944 – 15 January 2010) was an Iranian photographer who played a significant role in educating a new generation of Iranian photographers.

          He taught photography at several universities in Iran over a 30-year period.

          Days of Blood, Days of Fire in an incredible photographic document of the day revolt that toppled the Shah's regime.

        1. Days of Blood, Days of Fire in an incredible photographic document of the day revolt that toppled the Shah's regime.
        2. Born in Tehran, Bahman Jalali graduated with a degree in Economics and started working in photojournalism during the Iran-Iraq war.
        3. Dorfman was an American photographer born in who lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
        4. Jalali is well known for his pioneering photographs of war and revolution and his dedication to preserving Iran's photographic history, and his legacy also.
        5. This article explores the emergence of fine art photography in Iran during the s and s, bringing to the fore the significance of.

          6. Jalali's work is held in the collections of the British Museum[1] and Los Angeles County Museum of Art.[2]

          Career

          Jalali graduated with a degree in Economics from Melli University in Tehran, then started his career as a photographer with Tamasha Magazine in 1972.

          In 1974 he joined the Royal Photographic Society in Great Britain. He is best known for his documentary photographs from the Iranian Revolution in 1979 and from the Iran–Iraq War, but after the revolution he focused more on teaching photography at Iranian universities than practici